Come, listen, all you gals and boys, I’m just from Tuckyhoe; I’m gwine to sing a little song, My name’s Jim Crow. 
Chorus: Wheel about, an’ turn about, an’ do jis so; Eb’ry time I wheel about, I jump Jim Crow. 
I went down to de river, I didn’t mean to stay, But there I see so many gals, I couldn’t get away. 
I’m rorer on de fiddle, an’ down in ole Virginny, Dey say I play de skientific, like massa Pagganninny. 
I cut so many munky shines, I dance de galloppade; An’ w’en I done, I res’ my head, on shubble, hoe or spade. 
I met Miss Dina Scrub one day, I gib her sich a buss; An’ den she turn an’ slap my face, an’ make a mighty fuss. 
De udder gals dey ’gin to fight, I tel’d dem wait a bit; I’d hab dem all, jis one by one, as I tourt fit. 
I wip de lion ob de west, I eat de alligator; I put more water in my mouf, den boil ten load ob ’tator. 
De way dey bake de hoe cake, Virginny nebber tire; Dey put de doe upon de foot, an’ stick ’em in de fire.</pre> 
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